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Computer Whizz posted 21-02-2003 13:17 GMT
Just a little comment - but just now, while in college, I noticed that .ASL is used in Adobe Photoshop.
...... Just thought I'd mention it.
Computer Whizz
Alex posted 21-02-2003 13:31 GMT
Yes, some kind of layer file or something. If you install Photoshop it might associate itself with ASL files, meaning if you double-click them in Explorer, Quest won't load and Photoshop will, and Photoshop doesn't have much of a clue how to handle adventure game files! If you need to restore the file association, launch Quest from the Start menu, go to the Options window and click the Restore File Associations button.
0 Ste 0 posted 21-02-2003 16:08 GMT
or, right click on the asl file (for quest) and goto open with, make sure the check box at the bottom is clicked, and look for the quest.exe file, this should work, but alex's way is probably better. both do work though
0 Ste 0 posted 21-02-2003 16:08 GMT
o, and if u are running windows 98, hold down shift then right click on the file to access the "open with" option box =)

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Author	Topic: Adobe Photoshop.....
Computer Whizz	posted 21-02-2003 13:17 GMT Just a little comment - but just now, while in college, I noticed that .ASL is used in Adobe Photoshop. ...... Just thought I'd mention it. Computer Whizz
Alex	posted 21-02-2003 13:31 GMT Yes, some kind of layer file or something. If you install Photoshop it might associate itself with ASL files, meaning if you double-click them in Explorer, Quest won't load and Photoshop will, and Photoshop doesn't have much of a clue how to handle adventure game files! If you need to restore the file association, launch Quest from the Start menu, go to the Options window and click the Restore File Associations button.
0 Ste 0	posted 21-02-2003 16:08 GMT or, right click on the asl file (for quest) and goto open with, make sure the check box at the bottom is clicked, and look for the quest.exe file, this should work, but alex's way is probably better. both do work though
0 Ste 0	posted 21-02-2003 16:08 GMT o, and if u are running windows 98, hold down shift then right click on the file to access the "open with" option box =)